BY IN LARGE I THOT THE WIMDOW RULE WAS PRETTY WELL OBERVED ALTHOUGH IM
NOT SURE IT MATTERS A LOT OUT WEST CUZ THE EAST COASTERS BLANKET THE
FEW DX STNS
SO THROUGHLY IT ONLY SERVES TO GIVE THEM A FURTHER ADVANTAGE!!
...MUCH BTR
THAN EVER B4..... I REMINDED SEVERAL STNS THAT THEY WERRE IN THE WINDOW
AND NOT ONE TOLD TO BLEEP OFF.....(I ADMIT IT IS TEMPTING TO SQUAT IN
THE WINDOW WHEN THE BAND IS FULL ALL THE WAY TO TO 1870 PLUS) THE
WINDOW
DOES CREATE AT LEAST 2 MORE BAND EDGES FOR THE SO CALLED BIG GUNS TO
CAMP ON...AND SPILL OVER INTO THE WINDOW FROM!!.....GREAT FUN NO
MATTER
DE BRAVO, AI7B
>From floydjr@nr.infi.net (jim floyd) Tue Dec 5 01:53:24 1995
From: floydjr@nr.infi.net (jim floyd) (jim floyd)
Subject: ARRL 160 Meter 95 Scores II
Message-ID: <199512050202.VAA22670@moe.infi.net>
ARRL 160 METER CONTEST 95
RAW SCORES
Compiled by
WA4ZXA
Date Posted:12/05/95
CALL/OP SCORE QS0'S PTS SECTS DX
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Single/OP/QRP/Q
AA9AX 40,120 340 59 0
NG3K 4,320 80 160 27 0
Single/OP/Low Power/Unassisted
NW6N 124,583 725 83
KE2PF 118,917 795 62 11
N4YOS 100,944 692 1402 66 6
WF3T 69,552 462 966 59 13
KN6EL 11,395 128 265 41 2
VE6FR 9,592 103 41 3
WA7VNI 7,308 114 252 29 4
WX9E 40 5 4 0
KM9P ? 485 50
Single/OP/High Power/Unassisted
WZ3Q @N4ZC 274,680 1188 73 32
WA2SRQ 242,600 1078 67 33
K3JT 160,341 878 68 19
K3ZO 138,510 717 67 23
WE9V @KS9K 111,026 575 1291 66 20
W1IHN 103,305 711 1455 60 11
NS0B 102,179 656 1327 72 16
AA5B 97,000 585 74 4
W7RM (AA7NX) 96,064 572 72 4
AA6KX 93,708 549 69 7
N4BP 93,480 537 1140 66 16
N0DH/7 91,561 546 72 7
W2UP 69,864 450 984 59 12
K3LTX 55,836 402 56 10
AA4V 53,516 383 787 62 6
ON4UN 48,760 460 920 53 0
KJ1N 30,686 226 458 65 2
WO1N 27,401 287 583 44 3
AD4TU 25,020 275 586 45
W5ASP 11,524 131 43
W6XR/2 9,810 103 41 4
KM0L 8,778 103 209 41 18
VS6BG 5 1 5 1 0
K8HVT ? 437 64 9
Multioperator
AB4RU 407,277 1538 74 43
WB9Z 336,552 1384 75 36
KC8MK 265,874 1280 98
NC0P 241,650 1308 90
WD9INF 223,192 1129 92
K3WW 189,786 957 71 23
W2CRS/0 174,335 985 85
W0SD 174,000 1071 80
WB9CIF 162,951 911 1873 73 14
NI8G 160,439 938 71 12
KG8CW 98,192 719 66 2
W6GO 91,166 541 1154 74 5
N8RR 85,050 444 74 16
K6XO/7 81,326 527 72 2
AA8SM 41,416 328 668 58 4
K3SA 25,844 235 45 7
Operator List for Multi-Op
Call Ops
WB9CIF WB9CIF,N9AG,N9XBM
WD9INF WD9INF,N8AAT,N8ABL,N8IQ,WA8SAE
NI8G NI8G,KF8TM,N8ABL,W8IQ,WA8SAE
AB4RU AB4RU,AA4GA
W6GO W6GO,N6IG
KC8MK NZ4K,KU8E,KC8MK,K8ES,WD8KNC,WR8C,N8MFQ
NC0P NC0P,WD0GVY,WA0FLS,WO0V
W0SD W0SD,K0TPF,NS0N,W7XU/0
K6XO/7 K6XO/7,N5CT,K0FX
KG8CW KG8CW,KG8PE,KB8YFT
W2CRS/0 W2CRS,KF7MD
*********************************************************************
This is the first 160 Meter contest I have done. From reading QST these
are the classes that are used. If you do not put a class, you will be
put in Single HP/Un. Let me know of any corrections. When you see the
number in between Sect and DX, that means whoever submitted the score
added together their multis.
73's Jim
Amateur Call: WA4ZXA
Email: floydjr@nr.infi.net
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